Legal: Former Disney Star Orlando Brown Arrested By Bounty Hunters
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Orlando Brown has done better in the past. Fans will remember his co-starring role on That’s So Raven, but since then, he’s run into several legal disputes, ones which appear to have derailed his career.
According to a report from TMZ, bounty hunters captured Brown at a residence in Las Vegas and he was subsequently arrested. The publication reported that authorities issued an arrest warrant for him.
During a raid in the morning, bounty hunters rushed into his home and found him on the second floor of the house where he was wearing just boxer shorts and a t-shirt. You could say that Brown was caught at a particularly vulnerable moment, considering the hunters cuffed him while he wasn’t even wearing shoes.
According to the man who nabbed Brown, Lucky, he claims to have had legal paperwork and a warrant permitting him to search for and subsequently arrest Brown.
Reportedly, Brown has been in trouble with the authorities following a domestic abuse incident between himself and a past girlfriend.
As you may know, Brown isn’t the only star to have domestic violence disputes. Nick Gordon, the ex-boyfriend of the late Bobbi Kristina Brown, has found himself in trouble for similar reasons.
Either way, it appears as though the present day is no longer tolerant of domestic abuses. Perhaps, men in the industry should be more conscientious of their actions.
Nevertheless, it looks like we won’t be seeing Brown on TV again for quite some time. One insider close to the former That’s So Raven star explained, “his fame at the beginning of his career kind of set him off on a bad path. He was making good money, and with all of that cash came responsibility and temptation. He simply couldn’t handle it.”
I want to beat the camera man's ass for some reason
Wtf can they do that?
That's what I thought to
that is MY question...
The law can vary slightly from state to state but oftentimes bail bondsmen have more leeway that police officers. In some states they can enter a home without a warrant, break up your shit and not be liable for a thing.
Hell naw and the fucked up thing is I don’t think he’s got any kind of recourse, it’s such a loosely regulated profession.
Like I said, I can’t believe bounty hunting is still legal.
They came in somebody else house without permission. That should be grounds to kill on sight!
them mofos act like they knew they wouldn't be challenged .....
Quick glance, they could pretty much do what the fugg they want if licensed .....
Quick glance, they could pretty much do what the fugg they want if licensed .....
See the opening of the movie Baytown Outlaws .....
Yea.... they didnt bleep any other profanity except when it fits "fucking ni**er" template, so safe to say that is indeed what he said. The cac then tries to pacify the slip up by calling him "brotha"..
Oh, and those home owners had EVERY right to blow their fucking heads off when they intrude into their home guns drawn like that.
Oh, and those home owners had EVERY right to blow their fucking heads off when they intrude into their home guns drawn like that.
Nice drop
VICE needs to be aired on major stations, so people can see more real news stories.
I guess tryin to be an rapper is work.... pays well for a few...
just not the majority
yes they have the authority to detain and hold you for actual law enforcement
but that is not an "arrest"
if u can escape a bond agent its all in the game
never passively accept them taking you into custody
a bounty hunter is not a leo
but that is not an "arrest"
if u can escape a bond agent its all in the game
never passively accept them taking you into custody
a bounty hunter is not a leo
I got couple of partners that fuk off and do this shit all night..they kick down doors and kidnap muffuckaz all da time..the rules are real loose..brah
I don't doubt it.
I had this chick I was cool with years ago. Took her to post bail for her baby daddy and the bails bondsmen up in there told her straight up if he jumped bail and they had to go get him, he was gone spend the weekend in their trunk. Said some shit like "if we got to drive all the way down there to get him, we goin' to the club before we come back."
And they was dead serious. I'm standing there just listening like "damn, ya'll some real pieces of shit."
I can just imagine that ain't even the half of what these dudes get away with.
oh..I got a local partna that was well known..went by the name of "Jimmy jam"..would get you out of a jam just to put you back in one..he would bail you out. if you sold dope for him..he got his brains blowed out..never found da killa..brah
Yeah that sounds bout right.
Sounds like you living in one of those states like me where the judicial system is set up for profit. Prisons are privately owned, probation officers are independently contracted -- they get you hemmed up on something petty then spend years shuffling you around the system from the bails bondsmen, courts, P.O.s and everybody getting a cut along the way.
yep...the united states
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